Faust: Sources, Works, Criticism, Band 10Harcourt, Brace & World, 1969 - 218 Seiten |
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... scene by scene . He does not magnify Faustus ' achievements by having clowns parody them immediately afterwards . ( By analogy , no Elizabethan would try to heighten the beauty of a masque by closing it with grotesque dances . The ...
... scene by scene . He does not magnify Faustus ' achievements by having clowns parody them immediately afterwards . ( By analogy , no Elizabethan would try to heighten the beauty of a masque by closing it with grotesque dances . The ...
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... scene is filled with a / viii / special atmosphere and that each uses the sort of language , im- agery , and rhythm appropriate to it : the sweep- ing lines of the " Prologue in Heaven " are fol- lowed by the tense and throbbing verse ...
... scene is filled with a / viii / special atmosphere and that each uses the sort of language , im- agery , and rhythm appropriate to it : the sweep- ing lines of the " Prologue in Heaven " are fol- lowed by the tense and throbbing verse ...
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... scene relate to the overall story of Faustus as Marlowe tells it ? 15. Show how Shapiro's poem utilizes mate- rials deriving from the Faust tradition as a whole . SHORT PAPERS ON THE INDIVIDUAL CRITICAL ESSAYS 16. Ornstein justifies the ...
... scene relate to the overall story of Faustus as Marlowe tells it ? 15. Show how Shapiro's poem utilizes mate- rials deriving from the Faust tradition as a whole . SHORT PAPERS ON THE INDIVIDUAL CRITICAL ESSAYS 16. Ornstein justifies the ...
Inhalt
The Historical Faustus 2 | 2 |
Works | 41 |
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Faust Part I and Act V of Part II trans | 76 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Adrian ANGELS appear Beelzebub BENV Benvolio blood body and soul Buddenbrooks called CHOR Christ Christopher Marlowe Clown conjurer curse daemon damnation damned death desire despair devil DICK divine Doctor Faustus drama earth Emperor Enter Erich Heller eternal evil EXEUNT EXIT eyes Faus Faustbuch feel fire German give Goethe Goethe's Faust GRET Gretchen hath head hear heart heaven heavenly Helen hell Holthusen holy human joys Leverkühn live look Lord Lucifer magic Mann's Marlowe Marlowe's MARTHA master master doctor means ment MEPH Mephistophilis mind moral necromancy never night once play pleasure poetic Pope pray scene SCHOL speak Spirit stand sweet Tamburlaine tell thee theological thine things Thomas Mann thou hast thou shalt thought tion Tonio Kröger tormented unto Wagner Walpurgis Night wherefore whole WITCH Wittenberg words Zounds